Sentence examples for common allegation from inspiring English sources

"Perle's ubiquity in particular can only have fueled the common allegation that Washington is run by a neo-conservative coterie".

The most common allegation among cardiovascular closed claims was diagnostic error, and the most prevalent diagnosis was coronary atherosclerosis.

Failure to perform within a timely manner or failure to perform studies was the most common allegation.

Concerning stand-alone systems, the incorporation of photovoltaic systems in water pumping applications is thought to be one of the most popular and ideal uses of solar energy exploitation, especially under the common allegation of coincidence between insolation and water demand.

The most common allegation is that the CIA influenced Kerr's decision to dismiss Whitlam.

As with the previous fabrication, this is a common allegation some Muslim leaders espouse to create anti-Ahmadi Muslim sentiment.

One of the most common allegations made against the CRU scientists was that they blocked access to raw data, drawn from weather stations around the world, and adjusted that data to falsely show a pattern of global warming.

What follows is a brief overview of some of the more common allegations that have been made and what, if anything, the courts have said about these allegations.

The title of the Mitcham event held in January this year is, however, of interest in view of the prime minister's Commons allegation about Gani.

But they have in common an allegation of an implied quid pro quo.

In 1997, failure of communication was the fourth most common primary allegation in malpractice suits against US radiologists; 60% of these claims resulted from failure to emphasise an urgent or unexpected abnormal finding [35].